Hey I will stop asking about your colossal jigglypuffs when I stop being asked about the bulge in the front of my pants. It's like a dude can't wear slacks with boxers underneath anymore without the office becoming worse than an opening night showing of Magic Mike...women are cra-zee

howdoibegin:megarian: As an owner of breasticles, I must say that this woman is a twunt.

You're about as qualified to speak on this topic as I'm am qualified to speak about bald mens' complaints about the comments they get. (Get it?)

Which is to say, why the fark would anyone have a problem with a human being saying, "You know, I really don't like it when I hear the same thing for the 1000th time." It's not that it's crass or rude, it's just boring and redundant. The ladies they sampled are likely perfectly capable of dealing with said comments with an eye roll and mentally putting the guys who say these on ignore. They're just helpfully pointing out that the speakers' thoughts are unoriginal and could probably spend a few seconds of review before considering that they constitute novel thoughts.

I find it quite amusing how offended people get about people pointing out things that don't offend them so much as just end a social situation.

Doubleplusgood. I lost a whole cup size in basic training and immediately started meeting a more interesting class of men.

Now if only you understood it. Women who get told that they look like Marylin Monroe do not claim they are being stereotyped. They're claiming that its farking annoying to hear it over and over. But please, continue to project.

Holy fark. log_jammin explicitly points out to you that what you're saying reveals a lack of familiarity the article says, and you still refuse to read the article, as indicated by the complete lack of comprehension you exhibited of why he/she was referring back to the article. How hard is it toRead.The.Farking.Article.

It isn't even long! But fine:Here, for your convenience, is the passage in question:

FTFA: 5. "You look just like Christina Hendricks/'Mad Men'/Marilyn Monroe/insert-50s-pin-up-here." We know this is meant as a compliment, but it pigeonholes us into a stereotype that may not be our natural style, leaving us feeling stuck. The truth is, it's a stereotype.

Not all big-breasted women say that, but the author of the article did, and her writing is what was being discussed. She said it twice, in fact -- so you could not possibly have missed it, unless you persistently refused to actually RTFA.

When someone (clearly correctly) notes you did not RTFA, don't just double down (no pun intended) on your ignorance, unless you want to baffle people with your determination to remain clueless.

encyclopediaplushuman:crabsno termites: encyclopediaplushuman: guess I'll make a contribution.[fc02.deviantart.net image 850x1283]Seriously she's got a ton of NSFW on deviantart like this and this and oh lord this.

ohgoddammitthankyousomuch.

And just because you were nice enough to reply.....more NSFW. That dude's gallery.

crabsno termites:encyclopediaplushuman: crabsno termites: encyclopediaplushuman: guess I'll make a contribution.[fc02.deviantart.net image 850x1283]Seriously she's got a ton of NSFW on deviantart like this and this and oh lord this.

ohgoddammitthankyousomuch.

And just because you were nice enough to reply.....more NSFW. That dude's gallery.

encyclopediaplushuman:crabsno termites: encyclopediaplushuman: crabsno termites: encyclopediaplushuman: guess I'll make a contribution.[fc02.deviantart.net image 850x1283]Seriously she's got a ton of NSFW on deviantart like this and this and oh lord this.

ohgoddammitthankyousomuch.

And just because you were nice enough to reply.....more NSFW. That dude's gallery.